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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
News Items from t..e Holy Land.

The introduction % soap, it Is slid is doing
much to civiiize the people of the Holy Land
\ large soap factory has been established On
the ste Of ancient S5heche,n, AMI the people
GRE BEGINNING to usc it on their persons III
stead OF trying to eat it, as ti1ey lid at first
Along with the introduction o. soap other
reforms are going OF. bethlehem hos bocn
rebuilt, and the streets are lighted with ~2s
CescrHa is having building boom Maze
reth is becoming the headquarters Of b.,
olive oil SPECTATORS Corner lots IN Joopa
ere soin- ~ with a rrsh. I'D real ost il
Mount Carmel IS largely held b. SPECTATORS
for an advance. AZ! AROUND Snschen there
Is n lively demand fer good soap f-., and tie
sleepy inhabitants OF Ea,.lO.h CIlead think
Of building a glue factory. JcrussleI, Is
waking Il? also. L hiss q street cleaning
b0-c2d, big cloc.s On its public Buildings,
end us suburbs are baing built up rapidly.
Even IL The ya.o Of Clehenra the p-sce OK
kind has go41c Cp---clica-o Herald
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
All INTERVIEW IN THE WATER.
How q Woman Once Interviewed John
Quincy Adams.

As boz, being fond Of bathing IN the
Potomac, 1 frequently resorted thither at
e:irly hours OF summer Eiorninrs Tho
flvorito point for such enjoyment was at
Tho sycamorcs, y 50 called because group
OF those trees stood on q certain part of the
sho~c The location was il the immeliate
vicinity of the present Washington monu
r3cat There / had sometimes the honor Of
cteecmpting to rival the natatory skill of
John Quincy Adams 1t was his custom TO
seek the refreshment Of the River of Swans
Pow tow mack-at the dewy hours of 4 or
5 . n. BY young companions and l en-
circlcd him as ElinnoWs may swim about q
whale, but with 10 fear, for among children
he was Is q child.
A strange incident occurred there one
day. Mrs. Ammo Royal, a stout, aged, and
eccentric widow of q Revolutionary soldier,
had como to Washington some time before
and undertaken the publication Of a wee,ly
paper entitled "The Huntre5s," in size little
beyond a sheet of foolscap, blurred print,
AMI more typographical errors than lines
Biographical accounts of gentlemen of the
cabinet and of congress wcro its main feat
u-cs, with notices, too, of distinguished
ladies of the metropolis II the elite fur
ni5hed her, on her cal, with proper data
and proper pay, their lives were made glo-
rious il tie not number of tho unique jour-
nal, and they were also presented Is angels,
either masculine Or feminine; but if her
visit, cs did happen now and then, met with
refusal, the imaginative editor would in
vent wonderful circumstances and attribute
them to such personages. These, in publ
cation, startled and even terrified the sub
jocts thereof and all their society friends.
So IL became necessary to buy OF the venge-
ful madam and to obtain from her pleas
ant report.
No paper Of the period in Washington.
not even the stately and venerable National
Intelligencer, could compare in extent of
local subscription with the list of 1.-The
Huntress d" The active and resoluto madam
would have it, and made it SO, by going
from house to house. Office to Office, stores,
departments OF tho governmental word,
everywhere.
The enaeTprising widow had long sought
an opportunity to pay her respects to the
Hon. John Quincy, bat so-oehow-perhaps
John Quincy know-fate failed 10 favor
her. She CHANGED to learn the early sum
mer morning practice of his late excellency,
and tie very next day repaired to the river
and the sycamores. There he was serenely
disporting. She looked on with self CON
graduation. Tho swimmer approached the
shore at last, nearer and nearer, till he Oh
served her ladyship in waiting, then, the
stream admitting, stood, head and neck OK
posed above the surface.
Thus situated, q prisoner. she addressed
him, introduced herself, and held sufficient
tall, to furnish sub ect for q fine article in
the following "Huntrcss. which accom-
plished, she retired, and once more all was
'Quict on tho Potomac. "--Seaton Donoho in
Brooklyn Magazine.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Purely Imaginary.

NEW YORK, April THE Tribune
makes no reference TO the dispatches in re
gard to the letter alleged to have beeI
written by Whiielaw Reid to Murat Hal
stead. The World says Mr. Reid was seer
by representative of the World last night
he had nothing TO say further than that he
had written no such letter
CINCINNATI, O.. April Mr.. Halstead
prints the following card in the CONNER
cial Gazette today; the statement tele-
graphed over the country yesterday. orig
mating in Washington, that Mr. Halstead,
of the Commercial Gazette. had received Il
letter from Whiielaw Reid eoit0r of the
New York Tribune, about Blaine and
Sherman as presidential candidates, is I'm.
true altogether. There has been no CORE
spondence resembling even remotely thai
reported
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Demand for Gold Coins.

Superintendent Fox, Of the Philadelphia
mint, says: I'VE have incessant demand
for gold coins Of this years Inintase The
department he's authorized me to strike only
limited .lurnbar, and we started in this
week r,o-c TO keep up the continuity 81
years than for any other reason. Tie sup
ply i, net near sufficient 10 moe: the de-
rlaad. Whistler the applications ere TO
meet actual necessities or for SPECULATION
co rot know. There are q number oS poo
PIE who speculate on the new coinage The
disposition is to accumulate fine sets Of
cabinet coins, carry them distances away
ani sen them at considerable sdvsnce. !
LOOK upon it - an outrage that tbs iast!tyl
ton SHOULD Be Used surrept tsousiy fr PRO
curin. CON TO, in measure, corner tie
market, and / en- exercising eli tie caro-
caa 80 that the portion an permitted TO
deliver shan 50 cnly 70 .acA Gi-rctin1Es IS are
strictly legitimate cad not for speculation
-CincinnG;i Commercial Gasr<ts-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
SIN all Pox in Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 7-Mr Montg emery,
medical inspector of the West division, re
ported to the health department this morn
ing case Of small pox at No. IS North
Carpenter street. The patient is an Italian
laborer, Jesup Casselli, who is one OF
ninety immigrants who arrived in Chicago
on April first from New York. They
came over the ocean in the Anchor Line
st ,amer Alsatia, with six hundred or seven
hundred other italian immigrants Two
cases Of small pOx broke out on board Of
the vessel and when it arrived in New
York it was quarrantined for a day and
night, when most Of the passengers were
allowed 10 land Casselli and about ninety
Of his companions came TO Chicago and
scattered through the city The house at
No. 4S Carpenter street has been quaran
tined
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Practical Joking by Will.

Scientific people have just had a serious
disappointment. When, 100 years ago, Sir
John Sloane was gathered to his fathers, be
left directions in Lis viii that a certain
cupboard in his museum should not be
opened for the space of q century. Ever
since then the cupboard has attracted as
much attention as that against which the
late Mrs. Blue Eeard was cautioned Many
have b,cn tho speculations as to its contents.
The museum has already chamber Of hor-
rors, which very few Of the professional
public and not a great many others havo
had the opportunity of exploring; and it
was thccght that the mysterious cupboard
must contain something wonderful. A few
days eco the centenary caEla round. and In
the presence of trustees and lawyers, the
long closed receptacle was opened. And
what was founds No horrible examples,
no curious munlnies, no grinning skeletons,
bit simply parcel Of old letters and papers
OF no interest whatever to any one but him
who placed them there. The disgust OF the
savants may be imagined, and the conclusion
outsiders have arrived at is that tia late Sir
John was Bit If practical joker - London
Cor. Pkilalelphia Telegraph
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Chicago Gram and Provisions.

CsfNIAt+O ADSU Z.
Trading was only moderately a.tirs in whest. ba
the ceiling was quito -trong. Foreign scviees quot
81 moderate demand ANA firm feeling VIII lie tn
sdvices from She west aad south west recor ed dr.
weather ard the Zee. OF dreuth in Caiiforuis
were renewed. There Is 10 shipping demand nc
very issie milling nqvry for cash wAe%t and nearl
al or the sp Gu alive era Is being placed IL store
storage room is rapidly being exhausted aud Sc {,
estimated that not less than 10000 bushels "
working room "a left In the regular elevators.
The feeling a shade frmer in corn and trad-
ing was C moral character gh at chiefly o.
local account. The demand Ia u gent for eatI,
property which. with est mated small receipts
tended to make quite a Arm market.
TIE small receipts OF oats ard the stronger narkei
for OF hsr cereals together with lry wealth. tended
t. give GA 8 a stronger tone.
lie learins tutlir-s rsr..ed as follows
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Prominent Cltixen Dead.

WINFIELD, Kan. April IN. l.. Rob
inson died Yesterday morning of ahcess Of
the brain He was prominent for his
nniiring energy and work. and for up
building the city. and it is probable the
severe and CONSTANT strain OF business AMI
public work upon his wonderfully active
mind was too much for any one. brought
on his death Ii is deeply felt loss 10
this community.
The election passed. of quietly. the bet
ter class # women taking part. The
ticket hesdcd hy w p Hackney for may
or. aud supported nv most Of the women
aud moral and progressive citizens WAS
elected 10y ma iority al four hundred.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Sleeping can for women are called for.
WHY children Go 70 schoa,

We should never forget that we send these
children TO school not SO much TO learn facts
as To Learn bow 10 learn them. OF coursa
there a-s some Central facts which they must
learn; Is that three times three is nine, and
that b spells alb But the principal busi-
ness OF education is 10 start hoy and girl
with aptitude, desire, and strength to follow,
each in the right way. the line Of life which
be or she may have to follow. It is some
what risky 10 give them eleven weeks Of
botany" eleven weeks OF entomology.
eleven weeks OK geology" Spanish in SIX
lessons" Italian in SIX iessons.7 French in
six lessons il we raea.. that they shall gain
In young life the persistent power Of endur-
ing 10 the end TO which only does victory
colna-Edward Everett. Hale in Chautau-
oman
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
A Thread of Epideuee.

RAHwAV. n J.. april Quo Heisler
of New York, visited tue moIgue today.
He says he came 10 this country on the
steamer Western Land, which arrived on
January l4th. Among III, passengers on
the steamer was Mena Morse. Young Ger
man girl, and her lover, Max Kinder. She
WAS % years cid and Krnder several yeas
older She had txo drafts. one for 81 200
and another for $500. lie said the dead
girl was Mens Morse but could not identify
tue clothing. Nurse is the name worked
on the ed re Of The handkerchief found iD
the wallis. picked up in the river near the
scene Of the murder
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

NEW YORK, April THE Washington
correspondent of the Evening Post tele-
graphs his paper: The Philadelphia Press
has telegram from New York saving
MIR Whitelaw Reid denies all knowledge.
of any letter from himself TO Murat U1i-
stead bet"kening purpose to abandon
Blaine and espouse John SherInan's inter
esc for the next presidential nomination
The only error made by the Evening Posts
correspondent was in using the name of
Mr.. Halstead The letter was addressed to
Mr. HalSiead's partner, Richard Smith, Of
the Cincinnati Comniercial GaZetIe.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
The First Cxpadiaa Gun.

ST. JOINS, Y B.. April News has
reached herr tIat The n>1ing cruiser Viz
liant when >ailiug ont 81 Beaur barber "
few days ago sighted an American fishing
vessel WITHIN tic ,lrec mile limit and e'l
IDENTITY after otit. TIE Vtgisut gave chase
ard gained "n tAe " Yankee" who refused
Ia iieare -. even wh-n blalk sa,s wss
tlred. The Chasc Was cont,uoed bat the
AnIciicsn vessel 30 ~ gained fae hpe and
was safe. This ~ss ,b,- first gun fired this
season by Canadian c-aisers
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

DAILY IcdicPtJ- r-PoFts wheat dull No. red.
cash. and april. 6s bid s9i. asked; May ~ bid
No. p soft cash no BID nor cfferin- IS.
Cor! quiet. NJ ? ca b. II sSked. May ae,es st
SIC No. ; W il cssf. S2te old. Ssy1 sskes-
bats. No :. cssf, 2il, bd.
Flour. dull, st--s~y. quotations K Is; $40
al family g. lix -: -aeir~ 81 Shc %; fancy
ezra fancy 8 Al 81 patent 81 Se2 U.
Corn Geai.-{!-fs-g. "a dried. A. choice yellow -.
1llk, a.
Rra.i-RUlS *; sacked, 81.
Rhythm; fancy sulal oalei. a. ~ large. 81 -.
Fisk ..s:-@L
Rutter-Creamery fancy, 81 rtne dairy. ?.
Cbe+--e-Ful CREAM j's1s!<: fsH. aGS.
Z. ss<
l'oury-old hens. fat, heavy, e. D; dressed chick
en- s. tlrErys, -.
Fsovtsipns,-Sugsr cGr,si hams, I'M bacon 10 'sr-c
tef. II. tried hct clear r. ,iry salt clear rib slider
- clear. 3 ~ shoulders IS ~. cies.r
-. rmot ei -lssr rib sides, s. 81; long cjes,
- -. -s.Nuders. ~ 75 short ,Sse| s. y.
He-a Pork -siS ~.
i,Srd.-CLD! IE.-t-y, 4. ~.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Victims of a Mine Disaster.

ST.. Louis No. April THE last Of
The miners of the Savannah, 1. T. mine
disaster who lost their lives 10y CHOKE damp
were taken from the mine yesterday morn
inr and buried under the auspices of the |.
o. O. F.. Knights of Labor and Knights
OF Pvlhias About $40 miners attended
The funeral from McAllister. -Four bodies
of the victims of the explosion were recuv-
cred hut are torn beyond recognition. The
other two are supposed To have been in the
slope al tn. time Of the explosion and were
blown 10 atoms
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
A rbree-l.xged Horse.

WEST CHESTER. Pa, April I "A valu-
able brood mare belonging 10 The st'cF
farm OF Nrrrnsa Barnard. near AVondaE'.
b, he her leg recently. and DIR. Ewing CT
West Grove sci the broken limb api eft Il
ia 20 d coudiu In the animals plunge
afterwards he les WAS again broken au'i
DR. Huiacke per. OF the University ct
PeDnsy lvsnia having been seEt Tor, advised
h pputatinn rAi> VA done aud the AMI
nal is sal to * doing We'll This is the
fir~l case un record ~ such al operation ii
America
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
PoliticAi Hiottng.

CHICAGO April An Inter Ocean
special from L.tchtielt. lii SAYS: A politi
cal riot occurred lasi night over the city
election Tue>day. Two factions. Que fog
Concidi1e AMI the other for ThorY3 fof
alderman of The First ward hecaue III
VOWED and fight ensued which lasted
nearly two hours The police force were
helpless and could do nothing With tht
mob Many men were badly beaten and
bruised |, is feared mse trouble will re
suit tonight rs ii is believed the two fac
tinns are gatharlng Tor n couirst
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

n. ~r1,vars 1u-ns -s,,sr5S .sttis r~c-ioE. <.e
.7ip tea. chi 1paA stscrs 70 ~ I2ss vcaaCiS
ss~..k5 ~ 49, Ser= Ens fe~4aerS &. is.rs = e-,N-z
,lls IA niA,' q nkS. D., bulk S3ssSs - tr-,aSs
rtxsk cattle g. s-e+ q.
fFssS -S,s,eiyIs =. 90 seipNe;E oE N1rk-x
.;rpay spo s:esd, .vl1 .ni ul.xe1 & $50 e. LACK
sFf sIippiEs q S,1ss 81 ush< - s51S ~ sxi,.
d ssSnW
s~p-esceapts tfsl ship 1.enr- SD mArGe, ssroas
nstsve- ts YES ~ ,s-~tsrn u rS4 as rsKssax - =
- II lsn,tA q - Is o.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Ceiling Iur-rrsttn q,

DETRoIr, April IA Lansing special
says: When The members Of the legiela
ture returned here yesterday they found
lelters from the Toledo 81 Arn Arbor rail
road requesting the return Of passes issued
by that line Although this involved an
expenditure for postage for which the
members have received no return. the re
quest was complied with The request
however, was made on the assumption that
the passes were illegal under the interstate
act, aud this part Of the circular was
smartly replied tn 10y several OF the MEM
bers iii terms that gave the railroad officials
to understand that the writer's believed that
The road waa attempting 10 sneak behind a
provision which has no force IN the pre- III
iscs 1t now looks rs if railroad lcgisla-
ton would be as interesting.as temperance
law making
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Kansas CITY Live stock

NA~As bHS. April Z
tattie. - Rec ip.s. >N.- shiDs-urs, 81 strong:
rood shose e. ssl'1S ~ common fneu.a. a. -
a. 40 .tocke-> 4. 81 a. - f-edins steers 81 49,
{ co~s - ctoics b = % s.
HosSs Receipts, 6sEl shipment 49, ~ cent
iowa; god TO cr1iN- 81 cave IN. ~orrrnce t.
nsd'-' 5 ~ - % sSi5S sad pigs s. yse+s'.
Siie-p.-he,~i,.J-. ig+5: >npnscsu. ~. strong
oS. - cSoice, - 49, =. common Daealum = ST
IS ~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Last Grand OaIfo1 n EXCURSION.

Only one more Cal fornia excursion from
Wichita via 81 st h, F.. S. II w, anC
Missouri Pacific railroads. Tain wi leave
rom the It S OFT depot at 9:25 IN. Apri
2eIh This IS thu last opportunity 10 visi
he Pacific C ,ust at extremely low rates. Foi
particulars write or call on y {. keeran
100 n. Main ST. l2l 1T
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

The Wichita Catholic Investment and
Building Company VIII receive bids for the
bu ldlDg OF a depot III C"llege Green up 70
room Saturday the 9Th inst. Plans and
specifications to be seen at the Off e of f. NJ.
Pill, superintendent OF the Wichita Il West
ei'i railway Bids to lie left at the same
office l2O-3t W H. GRArrAN, Sec
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
PoWderIY Satisfied.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April AT the
Knights of Labor meeting here today.
Grand Master Workman Powderly cx-
pressed his great satisfaction over the vote
in Chicago by which the party had repudi
ated anarchy and It's kindred doctrine.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
~. Lsuts Gra,n ami Pro, lslons.

sr LoEts, Aprf J.
HLnRr-Steshy ami unchanged
NAeSI-StSndv NJ. : rat ash .aeO Nav.
slssRQ. Ju1,. ~ go Jaly 10 VIZ.
Eorn st~adyi NJ. mixed cssA S1s
Nay 81
Oats-DaH bur eae; No niiNed -; May. =.
9ye- irln at ~
Harl-y-s'
I,est Active sat Arm, Cour,on % refined =
ne meal nara. ~
sut,er-snou5 s6es.iJ creamery "a ass dAsry, Z -,
gXgs-Flrmer a. ~
PSrs e.. ~
i.arL-ss NSSSt 10.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

Two horses, one gray. ) years OH, with
small white spot OF left side of nose. SaiG
colt was raised by thu undersigned. One
bay, years old with two wh're hind legs
with ar on f. hind leg, small white spot
in face Said horses are az my residence Oh
College HIl.
l-I2l-5t-H JAMES HOWARD
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
Mixed up Matters.

New YORK, April To-day BrIck Lay
ers unions Nos ;. 1874 and %, the Lathers'
union and Carpenters M Joiners' Associa.
ton and Stone Mtsons' union, ali Of
Brook yn. went on "A strike They have
quit work hoping to force The boss trainers
10 acceed to the demands of their men
The executive commute Of Trainers Union
70 day telegraphci 10 the executive board
Of The Trainers National Association st
Baltimore asking permission 10 call ouJ all
trainers of this city, Jersey City anu
Brooklyn, and to ask the national board
of the Building Trades TO call out ali The
men in the building trades of the above
named cities If this call is made by The
Building Trades board and complied with,
it will paralNZe building nperallons.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY rRLEGRAPH.
New DIX Money.

Now DIX Money.
NHW YORK. ,Sfl 7.
sonoS caL easy ~ 5s - PR ceis last loan
,itrs.ld ate
tNi mercantile paI-ar 5 81.
'ta-ii1g eNcha".s Cull but steady al - IS for Ct
lay bills aud - ss4 for oaIisnd.
,S.l.ar
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

PROVIDENCE, April THE last IF the
returns were not in until after daylight
this morning The results Of the contest
are: John W. Davis Dem elected gov
ernor by 953 majority. There is no ele:-
ton for lieutenant governor or secretary "
State; Sieba o. Slocum (Deta) elected
attorney general by 251S pajurity, and
J. q Perry Dem general treasurer by
g, 500 majority. The majority against the
moman's suffrage amendment Is 10, l23
The senate stands. II .plblicansl9; Dem
ocrars II. and there WAS no election IN
five cases House. y Republicans aud 33
Democrats. with twelve districts Yet to ~
heard from
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Notice to Contractors.

Real Estate Dealers Take Notice.
Nv = Mark-t 1t lots are withdrawn from
he marke. WV Cas- veil l2l-3ts
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

MunSon & Mcnamara will pay
$3.50 per day for exper5 basque aud
sklrt N ,kars in dress iant d-I2l-G.
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:520 acres, mile, asst, an Cei trail, SlUO per
acre ADDINGTON q SMITH.
I2Otf l4t n Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
Notice 70 Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
First National Bank of Pratt, Pratt, Kansas,
for the erection and completion of the First
National bank, to be built at Pratt, Kansas,
until Friday May %, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
Each bid must be accompanied by certi-
payable to the order of Gust Corlander,
cashier of the First National bank of Pratt,
Pratt, kans., or bond for one-fourth of the
amount of the bid, guarantee that the
bidder will enter into contract and furnish
the reqired bond, if tlP award is made TO
him. Plans and specifications can be seen at
the First National Bank, Pratt, Kansas, or at
the office of Proudfoot & Bird, architects,
Wichita, Kansas.
The directors reserve the right to reje c
any and all bids. c. s. CALHOUN,
l41-1Ot Vice President
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
sold Ont.

Having sold out our business and good will
at 112 Douglas avenue, to the Steinhauser-
Merkle Supply Co., we desire to return our
thanks to our patrons for the very liberal
patronage extended TO us through the many
wears that we have been i'll business; and
upon retiring we bespeak for our successors
the same liberal patronage that has been ex-
tended TO us-who are the largest retail
dealers in the state of Kansas, and are amp
" able to give the closest prices obtainable.
1t will be to you interest to give them trial.
l44tf J. NJ ALLEN & Co.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
9ai1y@ eagle
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Plain Business Letter,

d. w. Morris, wholesale and retail drug
gist, 139 Commercial street, Enporia, Kan,
Jan. 10, 1SS7.-Chamberlain & Co., Des
Moines, Iowa: Gentlemen-In sending to you
the enclosed order for gross of your Cough
hemedy, allow me to say that without any
exception it is the best selling goods now in
the market. have sold great amount of
1t during the past year to the citizeus Of this
place and have the first complaint to hear
1t is the best article to use for Group I ever
sold, being pleasant to take, which is an i'm
portant feature where children have to take
medicine. Sold by Aldrich & Brown, and
]. p. Allen. d55-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17
For Sale, Cheap.

The east 1-2 of the southeast IA, section IL
township 81, south, range l, east, Sedgwick
county. Kansas, is placed on the market al
$3.50 per acre. for the next ten days.
This land adjoins Paramount addition on
the east. of Wichita, Kansas. Terms, one.
half cash, bulance one, and two years at
per cent interest Address,
o. G. RICHARDS,
ls7-lOt Eudora, Douglas CO. Kan.
Nav Z, 1887.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

The directors of the Wichita School Of
Music desire to inform the public that they
will be at the school, No. 40 North Main
street, from 2 to 5 o'clock p m. daily for the
Information that may be desired regarding
the school d63-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-17

Hacker & Jackson's up town Office is with
Dunbar Bros, at 1913 North Main st. All or
ders given there will receive prompt atten-
ton 105-f